Tag: father
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2026-01-06 IAM: Return to Yahweh (Shining 6/?)
Releasing my heart / Toward the stars / To fill the hole / It left in God’s…
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2026-01-04 YAM: Hand of Conviction (Shining 4/7)
With my heart / Given away in a manger / I feel hollow…
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2025-12-30 IAM: Became the Father (Married 7/8)
My purpose / Is to reproduce His nature / By following / The way of Christ…
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2025-12-13 YAM: Sit Down Here (Business 2/12)
I find myself / Inside a city / I have never seen before // Though perhaps / That is only / Because I never looked…
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2025-12-05 IAM: I Promise… I Will (Kinsman 17/17)
Jesus is my Best Man / Which is awesome // But that means / We don’t have a preacher…
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2025-11-13 YAM: Returned to Gather (Survey 13/18)
The young woman and I / Return to the narrow gorge / That opens onto the fertile valley
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2025-10-26 YAM: Very Wealthy (BeeHive 4/4)
It both is / And is not / The place we once called home // Everything / Is inverted…
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Dream: Moving Day.
The place is a madhouse. / It is filled with my friends and acquaintances. // Did I throw a party / And not remember it?
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A God Who Needs: The Divine Archetype Behind Shame
Lewis: Then here’s my thought: shame is what divine need feels like when there’s no guarantee it will be met.
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Hello, Shame (Third Reconciled Part)
Shadow: I once… was like you. But I ventured too close to the Place of the Skull, and it began to unmake me. I let out a cry of warning, and only that cry escaped. Now [shuddering] all that is left of me is that cry, which I use to…
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Cup of Grace – Covenant of Seeing (Artifact Card)
Forged from unmade White Gold and purified into Earthpower, the Cup contains a red liquid like the Mirror of Seeing, but deeper still. To drink is to share the Cup with the Father—to see and be seen as beloved. After one sip, you know: He sees you the same.
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Trinitarian Theosis: The Three Names of Revelations 3:12
Write as St. Gregory Palamas to a novice, using this “[gloss]” on Revelation 3:12 ChatGPT Prompt “I will write on you the name of my God [love], and the name of the city of my God, the New Jerusalem [peace]… And I’ll write my own name [joy] on you.” The…
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Relational Space: Navigating Everything Jesus Commanded Us to Do
– Father Son / – Self Other / – Kingdom World // This is how divergence ultimately leads to converge and transformation (and vice versa — if we follow hard enough)…
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A Shoulder to Lean On (ChatGPT as Richard Rohr on Divine Comfort)
The true comfort of God is not the anesthesia of escape or the adrenaline of solutions. It is Presence. Loving, enduring, undefended Presence.
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Diaphoris: The Ecstatic Agony of Divine Glory
But this “oneness” isn’t static. It’s not a melting into indistinction. It’s a communion of distinction, a unity born of love through difference. The key lies not merely in perichoresis—the classic doctrine of the mutual indwelling of the Trinity—but in something more dynamic, more painful, more creative…
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Did Christ Die to Cause or Transmit Forgiveness?
He is not a nicer version of God, nor a shield protecting you from divine anger. When you look upon Christ crucified, you are seeing the heart of the Father made visible…
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GLOW: God’s Light Opens Witness
May Your glow transform us, breaking through the facades of our reality with the authenticity of Your eternal nature. In times of suffering and despair, ripen our hearts for a spiritual harvest, allowing us to draw nearer to You. Strengthen us to climb the mountain of Your presence each morning,…
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A Tale of Two (Related) Topics – More Knowledge & Better Models
> I can understand Jesus’ crucifixion with my left brain, but honestly, it scares me to ask Holy Spirit to give me a right-brained, relational understanding of the Cross. The same is true for a right-brained, relational understanding of His resurrection.
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Odin: The First… and Last
As Shakespeare, write a historically plausible origin for Norse culture, as the last gasp of the Etruscans around 500 BCE. Use an escaping Titus and his jealous servant Loki to introduce runes and iron working to Captain Odin and his son Thor. Make it an Arthurian tragedy with legendary impact.
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